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Newspaper
Anderson Intelligencer
Location
Anderson, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1901
Page
4
The piece argues against repeated bankruptcy relief for debtors, calling it a slick method to dodge honest debts. It highlights calls for vigorous measures against smallpox, discusses President Mullinley's travel, Morgan as a financier, and state actions on pensions, with local notes on South Carolina appointments and the Supreme Court's handling of Confederate pensions funding.
A garbled local notice invites Mason members to meet at the Masonic Temple at 11:50 for a gathering in the city. It mentions farmers planting, social visits by residents from several towns, and a series of upcoming events including a picnic at Perry on May 68 and an entertainment at Double Springs on May 6 with invitations to the public.
The column notes good community health with grip cases, weekly visits by Mr RT Dl, and Miss ty Brooks returning from Taronta Ga. It mentions Shoree portath trip, Rev a We Salley preferring a sermon for children next Sunday, and a young man from Keo hia who faced a crisis but is hoped to recover, as he is an expert fiddler valued by the local community.
After an absence I am in the ring again. Farmers are progressing well with their work. Misa Sippis MacClain's school closed April 25 and preached at Portman the next day. A visit from Mr J A Stevone and daughter Sallie. One bachelor’s horse ran away, he walked home. Hitch your horse securely or he will be there when you need him. News is scarce. wishing the Intelligencer more success.
Stantonville brief recalls farmers finishing planting then preparing for possible conflict with Gener Green. Obituary notes Old Uness Baya Kelley died Wednesday at seventy eight. funeral for former pastor R. W. Burts. Local chatter mentions community members, visits, and everyday gossip around Big Crook and White Plaids area.
In Abbuvilla County D C on May 2 1901 Miss Bertie Amanda Robinson second daughter of Dr John A Robinson married Mr Griffin foreman at the Journal office Greenwood South Carolina. The ceremony was by Rev Woodle of Greenwood. The couple left Friday for their new factory home. May blessings attend them. Also note death of Thomas J Dalryple and local remarks on franchise questions and honesty.
There is a large selection of Pattern Hats all similarly priced. The store guarantees no duplicates of Imported Hats in Anderson and notes frequent new shipments of Walking Hats. They offer daily premiums free with purchases and mention an Ark coupon.
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